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Originally Posted by ThomasC
Yeah that's fair enough.
Like I say though, for someone to have an official diagnosis of Autism or Aspergers they have to meet the triard of impairments. Difficulties in communication, social imagination and social interaction. Whilst she may well have, what has been described could be anything. She might meet one, but not the other, in which case she would have pervasive development disorder not otherwise specified or A typical.
She might also have mental health problems. She might have suffered early trauma, neglect, been witness to substance abuse, domestic violence... she might have global development delay or some form of learning disability, she may have lived a sheltered life, she might be vulnerable due to z,y,z.
The point I'm making is that there is a whole dictionary of conditions which could fit what has been described.
I think if you tend to know more about one condition, it might be your go to without having thought more holistically about it. I understand why you would in this case, but would suggest you are likely to be way off the mark. Who knows.
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You say I’m likely to be way off the mark but who knows
It’s just thread on tibb I’m not handing out professional advice just chewing the fat.
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